Melanie Said:

here is a policy to fight child labour: provide them technical training and primary education.plz c details?

We Answered:

NO keep them in the brothels were they belong.

Rita Said:

What education or training is needed to be an arcade repair/maintenance technician?

We Answered:

First off I would ask the people you see servicing the machines at the arcades you visit. I would think most of them are just clearing stuck coins, and placing in ticket stacks or print out paper. Most of the simple things are so common that you shadow another person for a few days and you have the basics down.

But to consider yourself an Tech look towards Classes in Electronics, TV repair, and computer repair classes. I have a background in electronics, and computer repair.

If you look around for an arcade game cabinet, and find one for a reasonable price, buy it. Try to find a JAMMA cabinet. You need to learn the power supply, Controls, Monitor, and PCB. Fuses blow, Wires come loose, buttons get stuck, monitors burn out, and various adjustments are always needed.

I have been collecting and restoring arcade games for around 5 years but have been repairing them around 10 years. Its my hobby.

Leon Said:

what is the difference between technical education and technical training?

We Answered:

Probably not a lot. I would think that technical education would mainly be classroom based lessons or lectures about technical subjects whereas technical training would be more work place or on the job training with a certain amount of theory added.

Tyler Said:

Can anyone suggest good genuine video training for Stock Education for free?

We Answered:

There are a lot of wonderful stock education websites starting from
nasdaq.com to investopedia but unfortunately all these are text not video
youtube does offer good information but may not be organized or up to the standard.
also see this http://bit.ly/Stocktrainingvideo which offers quality video for free.